Arriving at Union Station?
There are no public lockers or baggage storage. Unless you have a VIA train today, book a partner nearby; listings we checked were CA$4.75 to CA$6 a day.
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Luggage storage in Toronto
Most Toronto luggage storage is in shops, hotels and cafes you book through an app, from about CA$2.50 a day. Union Station has no public lockers or baggage storage; VIA Rail's baggage room is only for passengers departing that day. Pearson has Excess Baggage desks before security in Terminals 1 and 3. Billy Bishop airport and Rogers Centre have none.
Where should you store bags in Toronto?
Leaving bags at Pearson?
Excess Baggage stores bags before security in Terminals 1 and 3, for a few hours or weeks. Bounce lists bookable storage inside both terminals at CA$25 a day.
See Pearson Airport (YYZ)Going to a Blue Jays game or the CN Tower?
Rogers Centre has no bag storage and turns away bags over 16 x 16 x 8 inches. Partners nearby store them from CA$4.75 a day.
See CN Tower, Rogers Centre & HarbourfrontFlying from Billy Bishop?
The island airport has no lockers or storage, for security reasons. Its free shuttle runs to Union Station, so store bags downtown.
See Billy Bishop Airport (YTZ)Luggage storage by area
Whether the airport or station runs its own storage, and where to book partner storage nearby.
Union Station
GO, UP Express and VIA arrivals, downtown hotels
Official storage
No. Union Station says it has no public lockers or baggage storage. VIA Rail's baggage room, open 7:30am to 7:45pm, takes only passengers with a same-day VIA or Amtrak departure, at CA$6 a bag in Economy.
Partner storage on University Avenue and around Union Station, from CA$4.75 a day.
Pearson Airport (YYZ)
Long layovers and day trips into the city
Official storage
Yes. Excess Baggage stores bags or coats for a few hours or weeks, before security: Terminal 1 Domestic Arrivals, 5am to 11pm, and Terminal 3 Check-In, 5am to 10pm. Pearson's pages do not list prices.
Bounce lists bookable storage inside Terminals 1 and 3, with the same opening hours, at CA$25 a day.
CN Tower, Rogers Centre & Harbourfront
Blue Jays games, the CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium and the waterfront
Official storage
No. No bag storage at Rogers Centre. For Blue Jays games, bags over 16 x 16 x 8 inches are not allowed; other events set their own bag rules.
Bounce, Radical Storage, Stasher and LuggageHero list partners near Rogers Centre, the CN Tower and Harbourfront Centre.
Billy Bishop Airport (YTZ)
Porter and Air Canada flights from the island airport
Official storage
No. The airport says lockers and storage are not available, due to security concerns. It runs a free shuttle to and from Union Station.
Store near Union Station, where the airport shuttle stops.
Toronto luggage storage prices
Starting prices as each provider advertised them on 13 October 2026. The price you pay depends on the location, the number of bags and how long you store.
| Provider | Advertised price | Network | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bounce | From CA$2.50 a dayDowntown listings we checked: CA$4.75 a day. Inside Pearson: CA$25 a day | 113 spots in Toronto | View |
| Nannybag | From CA$4.80 a day | 93+ locations in Toronto | View |
| Radical Storage | From CA$3.50 a dayListings we checked: CA$6 a bag a day | 51+ locations in Toronto | View |
| Stasher | From CA$3.49 a bag a day | 20+ locations in Toronto | View |
| LuggageHero | From CA$1.49 an hour or CA$4.90 a dayPlus a CA$1.99 service fee per bag | 43 locations in Toronto | View |
We may earn a commission when you book with Bounce, Nannybag, Radical Storage. It does not change the price you pay.
Before you book
Not on a VIA train? Book ahead
Union Station has no public storage and VIA's baggage room only takes passengers with a same-day VIA or Amtrak departure, so GO, UP Express and TTC riders need a partner nearby.
Check the closing time
Many partners close in the evening. Nannybag lists several Toronto locations open 24/7, and Bounce lets you filter for them.
Storing for weeks?
Pearson's Excess Baggage desks store bags for a few hours or weeks. Partner listings are priced by the day, so compare the total before a long stay.
Bags stored? Plan the rest of your day
Tours, tickets and things to do in Toronto, on GetYourGuide.
Sources: Union Station: FAQs (official, checked 13 October 2026) · VIA Rail: Toronto Union Station (official, checked 13 October 2026) · VIA Rail: checkroom service (official, checked 13 October 2026) · Toronto Pearson: Excess Baggage, Terminal 1 (official, checked 13 October 2026) · Toronto Pearson: Excess Baggage, Terminal 3 (official, checked 13 October 2026) · Toronto Blue Jays: guest code of conduct (official, checked 13 October 2026) · Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport: FAQs (official, checked 13 October 2026) · Bounce: Toronto luggage storage (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · Bounce: Union Station luggage storage (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · Bounce: Toronto Airport luggage storage (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · Nannybag: Toronto luggage storage (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · Radical Storage: Toronto (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · Stasher: Toronto (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · LuggageHero: Toronto (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026) · BagsAway: Toronto (provider listing, checked 13 October 2026)
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Events in Toronto
Major events often mean crowded venues with strict bag policies. Plan ahead with luggage storage.
Toronto International Film Festival
One of the largest and most prestigious film festivals in the world, attracting international filmmakers and celebrities every September.
Caribana Festival
North America's largest cultural festival celebrating Caribbean culture, featuring a parade, music, and food in the summer.
Pride Toronto
One of the largest LGBTQ+ pride festivals in the world, featuring a parade, concerts, and events celebrating diversity and inclusion.
Toronto Christmas Market
A popular holiday market held in the Distillery District, offering festive lights, food, and artisan gifts during the winter season.
Things to Do in Toronto
Explore the city hands-free. Drop your bags and enjoy these popular activities.
Attend a Toronto Blue Jays game
Watch a Major League Baseball game at the Rogers Centre, home of the Toronto Blue Jays, located next to the CN Tower.
Explore Queen Street West
Known for its trendy boutiques, restaurants, and vibrant street art, Queen Street West is a hub for Toronto's arts and culture scene.
Take a ferry to Toronto Islands
Enjoy a short ferry ride to the Toronto Islands for a day of biking, picnicking, and enjoying the beaches with a view of the city skyline.
Shop at Eaton Centre
One of Toronto's largest shopping malls, located in the heart of downtown, offering a wide variety of stores and dining options.
Take a Harbourfront boat cruise
See Toronto's skyline from the water with a boat cruise around the Toronto Harbour, offering scenic views of the city and Lake Ontario.
Visit the Aga Khan Museum
A museum dedicated to Islamic art, culture, and history, featuring a stunning modern architectural design and beautiful gardens.
Taste Toronto's diverse food scene
Toronto is known for its multicultural food scene, offering a wide range of international cuisines from around the world.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about luggage storage.
No. Union Station says there are no public lockers or baggage storage. VIA Rail's baggage room stores bags only for passengers with a same-day VIA or Amtrak departure, at CA$6 a bag in Economy and free in Business, from 7:30am to 7:45pm. Overnight storage is not allowed.
Yes. Excess Baggage stores bags before security in Terminal 1 (Domestic Arrivals, 5am to 11pm) and Terminal 3 (Check-In, 5am to 10pm). Bounce lists bookable storage inside both terminals at CA$25 a day.
No. The airport says lockers and storage are not available for security reasons. Take its free shuttle to Union Station and store bags downtown.
Not a suitcase. For Blue Jays games, bags over 16 x 16 x 8 inches are not allowed, and there is no bag storage at the ballpark. Store bags nearby before the game.
Advertised daily starting prices run from CA$2.50 (Bounce) to CA$4.80 (Nannybag). The downtown listings we checked were CA$4.75 to CA$6 a bag a day, and LuggageHero adds a CA$1.99 service fee per bag.
BagsAway is another app-based network of shops and cafes that store bags, with 65+ BagDrop locations listed in Toronto from CA$1 an hour. It is not a service inside Union Station.
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